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A note on manufacturers choice of distribution channels

Artle, Roland; Berglund, Sture - In: Management information : a quantitative accent, (pp. 191-202). 1967

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A note on manufacturers' choice of distribution channels

Artle, Roland; Berglund, Sture - In: The marketing channel : a conceptual viewpoint, (pp. 192-198). 1967

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The telephone system as a public good : static and dynamic aspects

Artle, Roland; Averous, Chirstian - In: The Bell journal of economics and management science 4 (1973) 1, pp. 89-100

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Utvecklingen av industri och hantverk i Stor-Stockholm under 1940-talet.

Artle, Roland; Härnqvist, M. - 1953

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[Besprechung von:]Roland Artle : Studies in the structure of the Stockholm economy : Stockholm 1959

Bentzel, Ragnar - In: Ekonomisk tidskrift 63 (1961) 2, pp. 150-159

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The Techniques of Urban Economic Analysis by Ralph W. Pfouts

Artle, Roland - In: Land Economics 36 (1960) 4

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Urban Growth and Development: Discussion.

Artle, Roland - In: American Economic Review 61 (1971) 2, pp. 354-55

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Studies in the structure of the Stockholm economy : towards a framework for projecting Metropolitan community development

ARTLE, ROLAND - 1959

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Utvecklingen av industri och hantverk i Stor-Stockholm under 1940-talet

ARTLE, ROLAND; Härnqvist, Margareta - 1953

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The Telephone System as a Public Good: Static and Dynamic Aspects

Artle, Roland; Averous, Christian - In: Bell Journal of Economics 4 (1973) 1, pp. 89-100

The paper uses standard concepts of equilibrium and efficiency to analyze certain properties of the telephone system. The property of access/no access plays a central role in the analysis, and it is suggested that many so-called "systems" in modern life have similar access/no access properties.

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